Using my legs and Newton’s Third Law. The ground pushes me as I sprint. Breath I draw. Looking around at the buildings and trees. I see a gray squirrel running fast through the leaves.
Now I am running uphill through the woods. The rain has far passed and the weather is good. The sounds of the city form a symphony. Bouncing off buildings. Echo through the breeze.
Catch a quick whiff of some premium smoke. Somebody’s hiding with Jeeters and jokes. Nab a sniff of Mary Jane’s sweet perfume. Somebody’s burning; emitting a plume.
Pull out my vape. Start with a new slate. You can buy weed at a store in this state. Walk to the dispo, thank God I’m not late. Purchase some Farkas. The flavor is great.
Moving forward from October 5th, 2026, high dose edibles such as gummies and chocolates are banned for Ohio recreational (adult-use) shoppers. You’ll need to have a medical card to buy any edibles containing over 10 mg per dose.
This means recreational shoppers are limited to 100mg of THC per bag and 10mg of THC per piece. The daily purchase limit of 15,000mg of THC has not changed, so in theory a recreational customer could buy 150 packs of 100mg gummies per day.
There are some additional limitations. Any sort of tincture, RSO or oral oil is limited to 1,000mg of THC per package and 10mg per dose. This means RSO syringesand sublingual tinctures that contain over 1,000mg of THC will be limited to medical patients.
Capsules and pills are exempt from the high-dose edible ban. Recreational customers can buy capsules and pills containing 50mg of THC per piece with a limit of 20 pieces per bottle. For recreational customers, this works out to a limit of 1,000mg of THC per bottle of pills or capsules.
Beverages are apparently capped at 120mg per container and 10mg per serving. There is a 10% testing variance on Ohio cannabis edibles, so in theory, a 130mg can of infused beverage would still be compliant. I will have to get more information about THC limits on infused drinks and update this page with more info.
I have heard that some companies, such as UB Good, are looking into selling 2-packs of 50mg gummies for adult-use customers. These bags packs would contain the 100mg limit split amongst two pieces. However, since each piece would be 50mg, I am not sure how they would align with the 10mg per piece limit. I guess we will have to wait and see.
I’ve been told that Certified Cultivators is reformulating their 25mg 4 pack of 5 Hour Energy-style beverages. They will now be 10mg per bottle in order to comply with the new serving size limits.
Medical patients can still buy edible packs containing 200mg, 300mg, 400mg and 500mg of THC. These individual edibles are 20mg, 30mg, 40mg and 50 mg per piece, respectively.
Medical patients can also buy RSO and tinctures that contain over 1,000mg of THC per package. Basically, nothing has changed for medical patients, except for a new hope that cannabis companies will continue to produce the same amount of high-dose edibles as before.
Once in a while I’ll acquire Ohio marijuana products because of their uniqueness. A few examples of these include hash coins, suppositories, CO2 syringes, Sabbia powder, THC infusion powder and vapes with unique flavors or terp profiles.
When I saw that Buckeye put out a Dill Pickle vape it reminded me of their Cucumber luster pod I tried a few years ago. This is what I had to say about the Cucumber luster pod in my Cannabinoid Compendium journal, which as of this writing includes 719 marijuana product reviews.
Buckeye Relief Cucumber Botanical Terpene Luster Pod .84g, Hybrid. Contains Delta-9 THC, THCA, THCV, CBG and CBN. Standard-style luster pod. Bought from Culture in Akron. Came in a blue opaque baggie.
Taste 7/10, Harshness 4/10, Strength 7/10, Smell Strength 6/10 but did not smell like weed. 30 to 60 minutes medication time.
I saw that is was on sale for 30% off and have wanted to try it for a few weeks, so I scooped it. I like the taste, it is not a super overpowering cucumber taste but it is subtle and it is there. The pull is smooth, the exhale is not harsh. It definitely tastes like cucumber, which is awesome. The front of the package says Triple Filtered Double Distilled Luster Pod – Max Potency with Botanical Terpenes.
Manufactured 02/26/2024, tested 03/01/2024 by One Bond Labs, packaged 04/05/2024, expires 02/26/2025.
I also checked out the Buckeye Pear botanical distillate 510 cart a while back. Here’s what I thought about it.
Buckeye Relief Pear Botanical 510 Vape Cart, 1 gram indica. Burned fairly slow. Delta-9 THC, THCV, CBD, CBG. Standard 510 with white plastic pointed tip. Buckeye’s new logo printed on glass. Bought from Bloom Medicinals in Akron, Ohio. Came packaged in a blue opaque baggie with the Buckeye logo. Taste 7/10, Harshness 6/10, strength 6/10, smell strength 7/10. Did not smell like weed. Medical effects lasted 30 to 60 minutes.
It is harsh but not painfully harsh, you can just feel those botanicals. But it tastes good. It tastes just like pear candy, which is why I got it, because I liked the Cucumber luster pod I got from Buckeye a while back. I like their botanical stuff. Not the strongest in the world but take a few puffs and you’ll feel it.
Total THC 731mg, THCV 7.5mg, CBD 100mg, CBG 18.3mg.
I had an opportunity to tour Buckeye’s grow facility in Eastlake last year. While there, I made a point to ask the distillate extractors about botanical terpenes. I was curious about the process of how Buckeye invents, mixes and tests the distillate vape flavors.
I found out that Buckeye does not invent or mix the botanical terp formulas themselves. They purchase the vape flavors pre-made and add them into their distillate. I did not find out what brand or company they buy their terps from.
The 83.3% THC Dill Pickle 510 cart came packaged in the standard Buckeye opaque blue Mylar packaging. The half gram glass cart had a red plastic tip and the “BR” Buckeye Relief logo printed on it, which was interesting since a while back the company simplified their name to just Buckeye. A rep told me this was done to reflect the current recreational market, since the word “relief” more or less implies medical use.
Buckeye Relief logo on the 510 glass
The Dill Pickle distillate oil was golden yellow clearish in color and was slow to move unless heated. The half gram nature of the cart meant it sat well on my Yocan Kodo battery, which offset some of the disappointment that it wasn’t a full gram of oil.
Buckeye Dill Pickle distillate cart on a Yocan Kodo battery
The Dill Pickle vape had a yet-unseen, thought-inducing terpene profile. The top terp was Carvone at 1.53%, which is the terp that gives dill its smell and taste. Dill herbs are used to flavor pickled cucumbers while making traditional dill pickles.
The second terpene, Limonene, came in at 1.25%, while the not-so-common Carene came in third at 1.07%. a-Pinene was the fourth listed terpene at 0.49%. This bodacious blend of sativa-leaning terps produced a humongous head high.
The Dill Pickle vape could be excellent for those looking to focus and be productive without getting lost in their thoughts. I did not get an introspective high as much as I did a productive high. The focusing effects were further boosted because the cart had 3mg of THCV.
This distillate got me kind of wired. I had cottonmouth, curiosity and no lack of inspiration to write this article. For maximum flavor, I vaped the oil at the lowest heat setting on the Kodo, which is 2.5V. The Kodo’s medium setting is 3.0V and its high setting is 3.5V.
If you’re wondering “Did the cart taste like pickle?” or “How much did the cart taste like pickle?”, let me first say that I liked the flavor of this vape. Yes, it did taste like pickle and it did not taste very fake or artificial at all. The flavor wasn’t super intense. It was there but it wasn’t overpowering by any means. The vapor did not smell or taste like weed.
The oil was pretty smooth for distillate, not nearly as harsh as I remember the Buckeye Pear botanical distillate cart to be. However, I could still tell I was vaping distillate and not full spectrum oil, resin or rosin. The distillate made me cough from time to time but it wasn’t as bad as it could have been.
The vape also got me surprisingly high for just being distillate, although I hit the thing about 20 times while writing this review. It seems like Buckeye always does a good job with their distillate, even though some of the botanical flavors can be a bit harsh at times. I had surprisingly low throat phlegm after using this dill distillate device (a.k.a. dis-DILL-ate).
Dis-dill-ate, dis-dill-ate. Sing it, I’ll whistle it. Fling it? I’ll miss the hit. Feel like a pickle kid.
I had no problems with airflow or leaking while hitting the Buckeye Dill Pickle 510 cart. Even on my Kodo’s 2.5V low temp setting it only took a draw lasting two or three seconds to get a good-sized cloud of vapor. I recommend holding your hit in for a few seconds to maximize the potential of each puff.
Since this cart is only a half gram I’ll probably go through it pretty quick. I’m glad I tried it because sometimes a flavor that sounds gross actually turns out to be unique and appealing. I learned a little bit about the terpene Carvone, which is the main constituent of the oil from caraway seeds. I also got a unique, clear-headed buzz and pain-relieving medical effect, which equals two thumbs up in my viewpoint.
I gave the Buckeye Dill Pickle distillate 510 cart a 7/10 for taste, 5/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 6/10 for smell strength and 30 to 60 minutes for length of high and pain relief.
The other day I had the opportunity to visit the Galenas grow facility in Akron. I had an excellent time talking to the tour guide and asking questions!
For example, I found out the reason the Artifacts jars are kind of sticky on the outside is because of the ink-intensive, layered printing process used in-house to make the labels. I also found out that the weed that Hobbits and wizards smoke in The Lord of the Rings is called Galenas, which is what the company is named after.
While I was hanging out in the break room, one of the employees appreciated my Alestorm shirt and told me he was a huge fan of the band!
During the tour I wasn’t able to find out if Galenas will be moving up to eighths instead of tenths, but I am sure it will happen at some point. However, the rep confirmed that they intentionally weigh their tenths to 3 grams in order to avoid selling slim sacks. I appreciate that, as there have been too many times where I’ve weighed a bag of legal weed only to find I bought less bud than I paid for.
While being guided through the Galenas grow facility I was shown many plants in various stages of growth and processing. The best part of the tour was hanging out amongst the plants with mature buds. They all looked and smelled out-of-this-world, including the colorful Electric Peanut Butter Cookies and stunning Street Tartz, but my favorite was called The Bridge.
The Bridge not only had striking stalks but it smelled of fresh, creamy terpinolene. There was a sharpness to the scent that overwhelmed my senses.
Terpinolene is among my favorite terpenes for smell, taste and effect, so the next day while at a dispensary, I felt compelled to purchase a tenth of The Bridge to sample for the site. It weighed 2.97 grams and featured a high amount of CBGa, which is a cannabinoid I usually don’t see in high amounts when shopping for flower. I associate CBG more with gummies than flower.
This particular batch of The Bridge was harvested on April 20th, 2026!
The Bridge from Galenas
According to the packaging, The Bridge’s lineage is Street Guru x 1987. When I broke open the sack, it smelled sweet, sharp and slightly piney. The terpinolene grew tough with this tree. If you are someone who hates terpinolene, you may want to tread with caution while crossing The Bridge.
The bud reflected light and medium green hues and had lots of jagged pistils along with plenty of THCa-containing trichomes. It was sticky and dense yet gave a nice squeeze. There was minimal stemmage. When handling and smoking Galenas flower, you experience living proof that they use living soil and no pesticides while growing their cannabis.
The packaging featured the Galenas wizards crossing a bridge while walking towards a series of fantastic castle-like structures. I was told by the Galenas rep that it usually takes many tries and rejections before the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control approves their artwork for production.
The Bridge bud broke up beautifully. There was no dust or depression as a side effect of running this stuff through a grinder. It packed up nicely in my High Intentions glass chalice. My fingers were stickified as a result of handling this stuff.
The Bridge packed
While The Bridge was burning I had a wonderful walk. With each step of my stride I grew higher and higher. The burn quality left nothing to desire and the ash color got whiter and whiter. The taste peeled back my face, which is why I smoked every crumb and left nothing to waste.
The effects were sativa-leaning. I was beaming and dreaming up ideas for this review. I felt a heady high, so inspiring and true. My stomach ache shrunk and my goals were in view.
Some people have told me they’ve seen batches of the Bridge that have contained even higher amounts of terpinolene than the batch I sampled for this article.
Burnt Bridge
I gave The Bridge from Galenas a 9/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 8/10 for strength, 8/10 for smell strength and 90 minutes for length of medical effects.
Total THC 22.40%, total CBD 00.05%, delta-9 THC 00.61%, CBDa 00.06%, CBGa 2.02%.
Terps (mg/g): Terpinolene 5.06, s-Limonene 1.86, TransβFarnesene 1.3, β-Caryophyllene 1.22, β-Pinene 1.21, β-Myrcene1.17, Linalool 1.14. All seven listed terps are over 1 mg/g, which in my opinion is some pretty high terp content.
Harvested 04/20/2026, tested 05/27/2026 by North Coast, packaged 06/02/2026, expires 04/19/2027.
The first brand I saw on the Ohio legal weed market selling iKrusher disposable vape devices was Certified. Many brands have followed suit, although to my knowledge, Certified remains the only brand filling the devices with live liquid diamonds cannabis oil. All other brands in Ohio that sell iKrusher disposables fill the devices with other types of oil like live resin or CO2 oil.
The Hundred Percent Labs Jack Herer sativa live resin iKrusher vape came packaged in an opaque white Mylar bag.
I’ve done a little research into Mylar material and found it has at least a hundred applications across multiple fields. When used to make baggies, Mylar helps protect food and/or cannabis from loss of freshness and flavor over time. The material can deflect light, moisture and oxygen that would degrade the inside product.
The actual name of Mylar material is BoPET (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate). Sounds unhealthy! However, food-grade and cannabis-grade Mylar supposedly do not contain phthalates, which are chemicals added to plastics to increase lifespan, durability and flexibility. Phthalates are harmful to human health because they disrupt the body’s hormone systems, behaving as endocrine disruptors.
The Jack Herer iKrusher vape was the same palm-size as any other iKrusher but it had unique artwork. The words “Hundred Percent” were written in gray amongst a white background. The ladybug logo was prominent and there were blue lines that formed a geometric design. The mouthpiece was blue and overall the device was an eye-catcher!
Did you know that the ladybug is Ohio’s state bug and it is a vigilant protector of the cannabis plant? That’s why Hundred Percent Labs uses the lady bug as their logo. An adult ladybug can eat up to 60 aphids per day. Ladybugs also eat mealybugs, spider mites and whiteflies.
As a stoner, I’d like to thank ladybugs for their hard work while protecting our cannabis plants. We’re proud to call you our state bug.
The Jack Herer iKrusher had one gram of live resin oil within the chamber. The THC content was 775mg, there was 4.24mg of CBD and there were a bunch of minor cannabinoids like 41.1mg of CBG, 14.6mg of CBN and 8.88mg of CBC. There were lots of terps listed on the back of the package.
The oil color was golden yellow clearish and it moved very slow when the device was turned upside down, unless it was heated. As is usual with iKrushers, there was no button and the vape was breath activated. There were no temperature settings and there was a USB-C charge port on the bottom.
A friend told me that he once had one of these Hundred Percent Labs iKrushers and when he pulled his USB cord out of the charge port, the entire device fell apart. It became unusable.
Thankfully I have never had that issue with any iKrushers. He told me he will never buy another Hundred Percent Labs iKrusher because of this. I totally understand his reasoning, but unless that happens to me, I’d be willing to buy another one of these devices.
In one word I would say the overall flavor was excellent. It tasted just like Jack Herer should, with terpinolene front and center. Live resin doesn’t have as full-bodied of a taste as you would get from live rosin, so the flavor left a bit to be desired. To me, resin is a bit “thinner” tasting than rosin. However, that’s always something you contend with when buying live resin instead of live rosin, no matter what the brand.
Once in a while I seemed to get a “wicky” hit, where the oil tasted kind of burnt. Thankfully this only happened a few times throughout the vape’s lifespan but I definitely noticed it.
Toke for toke, the live resin tasted and smelled weedy. I really enjoyed the Jack Herer flavor of the oil. While in my pocket the vape didn’t smell too awfully loud but someone with a zero-tolerance nose might be able to detect it on you while not in use.
There’s always a give and take with live resin. It’s usually stronger than distillate but often smells stronger, too. However, I’ve had some pretty weedy-smelling and strong distillate with cannabis-derived terps, such as Aura’s 510s and the distillate vape carts from Lake Effect. Aura is a Hundred Percent Labs brand and Lake Effect is made by Lighthouse Sciences.
The Jack Herer iKrusher’s airflow never let me down and the mouthpiece never got sticky. It only took two to four seconds to get a good-sized draw that produced a nice cloud. I never got a hot hash splash in my mouth and the device was reliable in the field, brandishing a long battery life.
The medical effects were sativa to the max! I was pleasantly surprised with how high this vape got me. I was functional, alert and active. This is exactly why I love sativas! However, a negative aspect of the Jack Herer live resin iKrusher was that it made my voice slightly phlegmmy.
With light usage I made this vape last about a week but it still seemed to burn kind of fast. I used it only at the most crucial times and held each hit in like it was my last to maximize the effects. It can sometimes be so easy to just puff away on your vapes and not truly amplify each toke with the proper time, respect and appreciation. Before you know it, POOF! The vape is oilless.
I gave the Hundred Percent Labs Jack Herer sativa live resin iKrusher disposable an 8/10 for taste, 4/10 for harshness, 8/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 minutes for length of medical effects.
Manufactured by Hundred Percent Labs in Mount Orab, OH on 11/13/2025, tested 11/19/2025 by North Coast Testing Labs in Streetsboro, OH, packaged 11/26/2025, expires 11/13/2026.
I would like to personally thank you for visiting the site, reading the articles and providing feedback (and weed to review!). You all inspire me to continue forward with new articles and strain reviews.
While growing up, I would read High Times, Cannabis Culture and Weed World magazines all the time. They would sell them to me at corner stores and smoke shops even though I wasn’t 18. I would study every page, every article, every photo and absorb each issue front to back. I was astonished at the fact a publication like this could exist even though weed wasn’t legal. How did they get away with it? Freedom of the press protected by the First Amendment.
Now that weed is legal in Ohio I can openly talk and write about the subject that I have been interested in for so many years. I have my own version of High Times magazine, and I have a dedicated group of readers and followers that enjoy each article and look forward to the next. It is a dream come true.
I have given away thousands of Bill’s Bud Blog stickers to countless stoners across multiple states. During Rosin Fest 2025 at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds I gave a random guy a sticker who then said he works for King City Gardens and already had the sticker in his truck!
The Northeast Ohio Rosin Fest took place in Berea on June 7th, 2025.
In Akron I once gave a sticker to a guy who happened to work at the Canton Bojangles. He said “Where have I seen this sticker before…oh yeah! My manager at Bojangles has a few of these hanging in his office!” I remembered visiting Bojangles a few months prior and giving some stickers to the manager, so it’s hilarious that he put them in his office and his employees see them daily.
One guy told me he put the sticker on his hard hat at work. His boss saw it and made some sort of snarky comment, and now his boss knows he is a stoner. The guy kept the sticker on his hard hat despite the heckling.
His boss eventually asked him “Can you pass a drug test?” The guy said he doesn’t give a fuck what the boss says because he is in a union and if they fire him he will have another job the next day. This guy is great! I appreciate his danked-out dedication and intrepid interpretation of reefer repercussions.
Another man said he had a Bill’s Bug Blog sticker on his hard hat as well. His boss liked it and said “Just don’t smoke on the clock.” The guy’s response was “When I am on break, I am off the clock!”
A seven-foot man that I gave a sticker to said he also intended to put it on his work hard hat. I’ve had many people stick my slaps up at concert venues, bars and restaurants. Lots of readers have told me they put the stickers on their laptops. One girl collects them in her sticker book.
I’ve had musicians tell me they put Bill’s Bud Blog stickers on their guitars, guitar cases and other musical gear. A girl told me she put the sticker on her vinyl record player. There have been fans that have added my slaps to their notebooks, desks and sticker walls.
There was even one girl who said she put the stickers on her mirror. Water bottles have also been a popular destination for my stickers, and a hard-working individual told me he put the sticker on his work toolbox.
Once I gave a guy a sticker and he said “Ohhh, okay! You are who I got these stickers from. I have them on my car dashboard but couldn’t remember where I got them. I must have been blasted!” He told me the past weekend he had been at the Ledges for Dead Fest. I am sure he was blasted!
One guy told me he couldn’t wait to put the Bill’s Bud Blog sticker on his boat. Another said he was going to put the sticker on his kayak paddle. He told me “Wow, I am talking to the Bill from Bill’s Bud Blog.”
I have had multiple people tell me they have the stickers in their cannabis grow rooms and on their grow tents. I love it! What a perfect place for a Bill’s Bud Blog sticker.
Once I gave someone a sticker and he said “Oh yeah! I know this site. I have a friend who is a huge fan!” I’ve had several people show me that they’ve stuck Bill’s Bud Blog stickers on their cell phones! A few others have told me they put the stickers on their video game consoles.
My friend Amber has the Bill’s Bud Blog seal of approval on her Xbox!
A Cleveland Heights Amplify employee told me she put the Bill’s Bud Blog stickers on her work locker! I’ve also had a few other industry individuals tell me similar stories.
The second time I visited the Northfield Citizen dispensary, the budtender told me Klutch made her take the Bill’s Bud Blog stickers off of her locker because they weren’t Klutch-branded!
After the Klutch employee told me this story I gave her several more stickers and she literally jumped for joy and did a happy dance. She was ecstatic.
I’ve had headshops such as High Intentions, Puff n’ Stuff, Hippie Daze, Happi Daze, Cloud 9, Herb Hub, Full of Smoke, Euphoria, Midnight Oasis, Vapor Town, Souzza, Super Lit, Flower City and Quonset Hut put my stickers up on their checkout counters, windows, front doors, freebie tables and community bulletin boards. At Station300 bowling alley in Akron you’ll find Bill’s Bud Blog stickers on their pinball cork board! Thank you all so much.
Some people even collect Bill’s Bud Blog stickers like they would collect POGs or Pokémon. I had a woman named Panda approach me with a small satchel filled with every single Bill’s Bud Blog sticker I have ever produced. To know that my stickers and website mean that much to her is an absolute honor. She even started giving out stickers of her own to other people because she was inspired by my work. Incredible!
One of my favorite gifts from a blog reader is this 3D-printed Pokémon! My glass Pokéball fits right in its tail. My list of weed reviews is like my personal Pokédex, or should I say Smokédex!
A man in a very bright orange shirt told me he appreciated the info on the site and that he tells people about it who are looking to learn about terpenes and Ohio cannabis. Another guy told me his kids just love the Bill’s Bud Blog stickers. I hope they’re over 21!
I had a coworker come up to me and tell me that his customer met me at Rosin Fest. The guy was a hash judge at the event. He said Bill’s Bud Blog is awesome!
There was a time where I met a woman who loved to hike. She walks hundreds of miles on trails across America. She said she intended to put the Bill’s Bud Blog sticker on her walking stick! I wonder what types of terrain that sticker has seen since then. I also wonder what types of places my sticker has seen from the guy who put it on his motorcycle helmet!
I once recognized the friendly owner of Awaken Bake bakery in Hudson. I had been to her establishment in the past and saw her picture on the wall, that’s how I knew who she was. I gave her some stickers and a few weeks later she told me she loves reading Bill’s Bug Blog.
One day I gave a woman a sticker and she was instantly surprised. She said “I have one of your stickers on my fridge at home!” It was pretty funny because up until that moment she didn’t realize I was Bill from Bill’s Bud Blog.
When I was the first customer through the door at Solon Botanist’s grand opening, I gave the manager a sticker about an hour before the doors opened. When I walked in to buy my weed she told me she put the sticker on her employee bulletin board and wrote one of my poems on the employee whiteboard! That was a fun day…thank you!
An enthusiastic couple once told me they couldn’t wait to slap up multiple Bill’s Bud Blog stickers all over town. A bouncer from the Ledges told me he loves the stickers and he also enjoys a band that I like, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. I found out about this band through my coworker Michele.
I’ve had people tell me they think I should expand the site with sponsorships, monetization and YouTube videos. One guy told me he couldn’t wait to give the sticker to his wife because she was very interested in learning about terpenes and Ohio cannabis products. He was very thankful.
My brother hands out stickers wherever he goes, both local and out of state. My dad has a Bill’s Bud Blog sticker on his work tow motor. My mom has a Bill’s Bud Blog sticker on her work desk. To think that my parents would be okay with me using marijuana was once an absolute pipe dream. It was actually my mom who suggested to me that I pursue a career in the legal cannabis industry because she knew it would be something that I’d love and enjoy.
Once while I was in Bloom’s parking lot I randomly saw a car from Georgia that had a Bill’s Bud Blog sticker on it! Amazing.
Bill’s Bud Blog 2 inch sticker on a Georgia vehicle
I am truly overjoyed every time someone comes up to me and tells me they bought a cannabis product based on my review! This has happened quite a bit, with Cookies Blue Raz and Old Pal’s UFOG being just two examples.
I’ve made friends through this website that I would have never otherwise met. Because of this, I want to take the time to thank you all for everything you’ve done for me in regards to support and inspiration.
I also would like to thank Bloom for allowing me to give out stickers and for being so encouraging. If it wasn’t for Bloom there would be no Bill’s Bud Blog, as it was my coworkers who initially motivated me to write weed reviews. It was my manager who allowed me to hand out stickers to get my name out there. Thank you!
I will continue to smoke, learn and churn out new articles. I also have more “adventure” stories to come. I intended to have a new “Hashlips” Harry Hughes album out by 4/20/2026 but I have to push it back to 7/10/2026. I can’t wait for you all to hear it! Until then, all you need to do is embody the spirit of 420/710/24/7!
Brownie made with 30 to 40 milligrams of Butterfly Effect Dissolve Infusion Powder
The other day, a friend handed me a Ziploc baggie. “Want a brownie?” He asked.
I responded to his question with a question of my own. “Does it have weed in it?”
“Yeah.” He said. I replied with, “Sure!”
He said the brownie contained 30 to 40 milligrams of Butterfly Effect Dissolve Infusion Powder.
If you’ve never heard of Infusion Powder, it is fast-acting, nanoemulsified THC in powder form that you can add to your food and drinks. Pretty much any food can be made into a THC edible with this stuff. It’s available in three potencies: 110 milligrams, 330 milligrams and 660 milligrams.
I’ve had people ask me if you can snort Infusion Powder. The answer is no!
Nanoemulsified THC is made by taking cannabis distillate, isolate or full-spectrum oil and mixing it with water and surfactants to create an emulsion. These droplets are subjected to extreme forces and broken down into small bits measuring approximately 30 to 90 nanometers. Butterfly Effect uses full-spectrum CO2 oil to make their Dissolve Infusion Powder.
The nanoemulsification process improves THC water solubility and cannabinoid absorption into the body. Basically, it makes THC water soluble rather than fat soluble and allows cannabis to be infused within drinks and powders.
A similar product called Ampersand™ is an edible THC powder made from decarboxylating rosin into edible THC powder. It is a solventless edible that is becoming popular amongst cannabis connoisseurs, but I don’t see it hitting Ohio dispensaries any time soon because of its high THC percentage.
When using Butterfly Effect Dissolve Infusion Powder, keep in mind that carbonation takes away the psychoactive effect. Adding the stuff to soda won’t get you medicated. Also, be careful while cooking with Infusion Powder, as the THC will start to break down around 390 degrees Fahrenheit. I usually just add it to my food after cooking.
Back when I bought some 110 milligram Infusion Powder for myself, I noticed the plastic container was kind of tough to open. When opening your product, pinch the sides of the container and pull up on the lid. Be careful not to jolt your hands and spill the medicine! Consider setting the container down flat on a table while opening.
On its own, the Infusion Powder had a robust marijuana odor. It tasted really strong like weed when poured directly onto my tongue. When mixed with food it depended what I blended it with. I could kind of taste the THC in my orange juice and tea, but I detected no weed at all with the brownie’s rich chocolate masking the marijuana.
Edibles usually don’t do much for me. The most powerful edible I’ve ever had was a homemade cookie, which showed me that homemade stuff can sometimes be better than store-bought.
The 30 to 40 milligram brownie got me a little buzzed shortly after I consumed it. For a few hours after that, I felt no effects, but after some time passed I got super tired. My entire being was in need of restful slumber. I slept well that night, but I won’t be eating any more of these brownies during the day. If I were to eat another one of these it would be an evening dessert.
I gave the Butterfly Effect Dissolve Infusion Powder a 7/10 for harshness (based on eating the powder by itself directly on my tongue), 5/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 to 120 minutes for length of medical effects. The medication length can vary greatly depending on dose size and personal tolerance.
According to the product label, 110 milligrams of Infusion Powder is considered four servings. The container comes with a little serving spoon and two scoops equals one serving. The label on my 110 milligram Infusion Powder stated the following:
Net weight 4.4 grams. Total THC 110.39mg, Delta-9 THC 106.92mg, Delta-9 THCa 3.12mg, THCv 0.73mg, total CBD 0.43mg.
Ingredients: Full spectrum CO2 extracted cannabis oil, sugar alcohol(s), modified tapioca starch, MCT oil, sucrose esters, citric acid, xanthan gum, proprietary food-grade taste modifier(s). No known allergens. Manufactured in a facility that uses milk ingredients.
CAUTION: THC concentration levels are based on the powder mix. The effect and concentration may vary when introduced into water. For best results, mix 2 scoops (1 serving) with 6 fl. oz. of water.
Galenas is among only a few Ohio cultivators that I am aware of who seek a Certified Kind accreditation for their crops. This means Galenas follows internationally accepted norms for organic crops and processed products. Since the USDA essentially owns the word “organic”, and the USDA can’t work with cannabis because it is a schedule 1 drug, cannabis companies cannot legally call their bud “organic”.
A loyal reader of Bill’s Bud Blog recently gifted me a 1.21 gram sample of Fey Fire from Galenas. It was generous gift considering Galenas is typically among the most expensive brands on the market, due in part to their dedication of quality and consistency. I had seen Fey Fire on marijuana menus in recent times and was thankful for the opportunity to review the strain!
Fey Fire with flashFey Fire with no flash
Fey Fire’s lineage is Strawberry Gushers x THC Bomb. The buds looked absolutely wonderful, featuring plenty of trikes and pistils that made me look forward to the session. There were several shades of green within the nugs but there also seemed to be some purple within the mix.
The Fey Fire buds smelled like a field of strawberries and weed. The sweet smell was accompanied by some spicy and earthy underliers. I noticed hints of hops and fruit within the aroma. Any smoker would have appreciated the strain’s loud and sweet scent.
The nugs were reasonably dense and gave a nice squeeze. They weren’t overly dry, and through my grinder only a tiny amount of dust was produced.
Fey Fire packed in a bowl
Upon firing up the flower and taking a few tokes I discovered the Fey Fire had some unique qualities. Despite featuring caryophyllene as the top terpene, the stuff smoked very smooth. For me the vapors were not harsh whatsoever and they didn’t make me cough or choke. The bud also tasted relatively sweet for something so high in caryophyllene.
A lot of the flavor was spicy and woody but I totally detected the myrcene fruitiness in there. The exhale was smooth and I didn’t get any weird chemical aftertaste, probably due to the Certified Kind growing standards.
Due to being under 0.3% Delta-9 THC, you could say the Fey Fire technically qualifies as hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill
The Fey Fire burned at a reasonably slow speed and produced a light ash color.
Fey Fire beat bowl
For me the effects were sativa-leaning, maybe due to the strain’s healthy amount of humulene and limonene. I was giggly, uplifted and upbeat yet focused and motivated. The stuff didn’t make me tired on the comedown, just a bit hungry and relaxed. The medical effects lasted about an hour and a half.
I’ve seen this strain available in both tenths and half ounces. After this sample, I’m tempted to buy myself a half. Good strains come and go due to a variety of reasons, and when you find a cut that you really like, it’s always a good idea to stock up before it’s gone for good.
I gave the Fey Fire from Galenas an 8/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 90 minutes for length of medical effects.
Total THC 25.10%, delta-9 THC 0.13%, THCa 28.5%. Total CBD 0.07%, CBDa 0.08%, CBGa 01.65%.
While conversing with stoners in recent times I have heard a lot of good things about the Meigs County Wizard Spray sativa flower. Since I love sativa strains high in terpinolene, I figured I’d go ahead and get a half ounce. According to my scale it weighed 14.11 grams, 0.04 grams short of a full half ounce.
The Wizard Spray #1’s lineage was Cherry Licorice Wizard x Bear Spray. The bud came packaged in a brown Mylar baggie that said Meigs County Finest Quality Ohio Grown Cannabis – Country Cut. The nugs felt squishy through the bag. I didn’t hear any crunches or crackles while touching the bud through the bag.
When I opened the Mylar, the scent set a high bar! The bud smelled fresh and super terpinolene-heavy. Even just the smell of the flower gave me a jolt of energy. Terpenes like this are exactly why Meigs County has become one of the most sought-after growers for Ohio cannabis consumers.
Meigs County Wizard Spray #1 sativa flower
These nugs were sticky and trichome-laced. Bright green was the dominant hue, followed by some mid-range greens and lots of curly orange pistils. The buds gave an excellent squish yet at the same time had robust denseness. The trim was slightly rough in some spots but nothing to really be concerned about.
Wizard Spray’s nugs broke up into nice chunks with my fingers that I then stuck into my grinder. There was absolutely no dust produced through the grinder, only fluffy, packable pot ready to be smoked and enjoyed.
The can of Wizard Spray is loaded
I was impressed with this weed’s freshness considering how difficult it can be to buy dispensary dope that doesn’t poof into powder when pulverized. There was no humidity pack inside of the bag, either, rendering the feat of freshness even more impressive.
The burn speed of the Wizard Spray #1 was about medium and it produced a light ash color. It wasn’t harsh by any means and it totally tasted like it smelled. While smoking Wizard Spray I could detect the flavor of myrcene’s fruitiness in the background.
The Wizard Spray has been sprayed
The bud was terpinolene-heavy not only in smell and taste but also effect. This strain provided a headband-like cerebral buzz that dissolved much of my back pain yet didn’t leave me languid.
A long time reader of the blog had this to say about the Wizard Spray:
“Meigs County Wizard Spray was very earthy and tasted fruity. It grinded nice but be careful about rolling it too tight because it is sticky. A small bud goes a long way! I had six bowls out of one big bud.”
After writing this review, I couldn’t help but think the following thought:
When I opened the Mylar, the scent set a high bar. Got a half of Wizard Spray sittin’ in my jar. Take some tokes and tell some jokes so my mind can fly far. Up here in the clouds, gettin’ baked with the sky stars.
I gave Wizard Spray #1 from Meigs County a 8/10 for taste, 3/10 for harshness, 7/10 for strength, 7/10 for smell strength and 60 or more minutes for length of medical effects.
Total THC 20.90%, Delta-9 THC 0.52%, THCA 23.20%, total CBD 0.05%, CBDA 0.05%.
Top terpenes: terpinolene 1.78%, b-myrcene 1.47%, d-limonene 0.41%, b-pinene 0.24%. It seems to be rare to see a strain where caryophyllene isn’t listed as a top terp.
Harvested by Agri-Med Ohio, LLC on 01/12/2026, tested by North Coast Testing Lab, LLC on 01/28/2026, packaged on 02/12/2026, expires on 01/12/2027.
